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Freeman won out over current city councilman and local attorney Brent Morrison. Freeman received 54 percent of the votes, with 690, to Morrison's 596.
After the ballots were counted, Freeman said he was "very excited. The people put a lot of trust in me, so now I've got a big job to do."
Freeman, a retired Army sergeant, served one term on the council in the mid-1990s, and was also elected and served one year as state commander of the Disabled American Veterans organization.
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Kelley, 59, was first elected to the council in 2008. He received 59 percent of the vote, winning out over rural mail carrier Crystal Brown.
Four-term councilman Ed Hanson lost to Frank Cobb, who had served one term as a councilman from 1992-96. Cobb, 58, owner of the Piedmont machine shop Precision Machine, campaigned on a platform of business recruitment and the success of his former council in bringing new business to town.
Cobb received 112 votes to Hanson's 82.
Narrowly breaking a tie from the Aug. 28 election, retired schoolteacher Brenda Spears squeaked by with 50.4 percent of the votes, or 125, over another retired schoolteacher, Diane Studdard, who received 123 votes.
Studdard had been appointed to represent District 5 after then-councilman Eddie Baldwin stepped down.
Piedmont police officer Terry Kiser was elected Aug. 28 to represent District 7, and Ben Keller was elected to District 1.
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As organizations stretch to meet the demands of today's economic climate, negotiations take on an ever more importance for reaching business goals.
Negotiation Strategies: Creating and Maximizing Value is a three-day program that allows participants the opportunity to learn to negotiate more effectively with various parties, from clients to internal constituencies, and get the most out of their negotiations.
Capabilities with people—whether reading a client's concern or settling an internal conflict—influence results and determine success.
Over three days, Negotiation Strategies teaches you how to get the most out of negotiations by creating a winning proposition for both sides. You also explore methods for successful conflict resolution and understand the impact of cultural differences in the negotiation process.
"Most people are surprised at how much they need these skills on a day-to-day basis. People expect they will develop skills in negotiation with vendors or over salaries. What they begin to realize is that when you're in a meeting it's a negotiation, a marriage is a negotiation, and raising children is an extremely challenging negotiation."
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Inhibited children become anxious adults
Koraly Pérez-Edgar's work over the years has demonstrated that extreme shyness observed in children is often a predictor of anxiety later in life. She says that the way shy children behave will evolve as they grow up, "but they can remain uncomfortable in their own skin in new social situations." Pérez-Edgar runs the University's Cognition, Affect, and Temperament Lab.
Probing Question: How were the Egyptian pyramids built?
The Aztecs, Mayans, and ancient Egyptians were three very different civilizations with one very large similarity: pyramids. However, of these three ancient cultures, the Egyptians set the standard for what most people recognize as classic pyramid design: massive monuments with a square base and four smooth-sided triangular sides, rising to a point. (The Aztecs and Mayans built their pyramids with tiered steps and a flat top.)
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At 12:30 p.m. April 21, Jonathan Eburne, associate professor of comparative literature and English at Penn State, will present "Derrida the Workaholic," in Room 102 of the Kern Building.
Penn State students recognized for taking an ethical stand
Two Penn State students received the 2014 Stand Up Award for showing courage and fortitude and demonstrating ethical leadership through personal example. The Stand Up awards are sponsored by the Rock Ethics Institute in the College of the Liberal Arts at Penn State. This year's honorees are Zachary Brubaker, a physics major and president of the Penn State Alliance of the Blind and Sighted, and Maggie Cardin, a childhood and early adolescent education major and President of Penn State's chapter of Aevidum, an organization devoted to helping teachers recognize and respond to student mental illness.
Thirteen graduate students receive the Alumni Association Dissertation Award
Thirteen graduate students received the Penn State Alumni Association Dissertation Award this spring in recognition of their outstanding achievement in scholarship and professional accomplishments. This award is considered to be among the most prestigious available to Penn State graduate students.
Technology reveals ancient cultural secrets from beneath the jungle canopy
As a grad student, Tim Murtha loved trekking through the rain forest deep in the heart of Mesoamerica, cutting a swath through the brush, sensing adventure around each bend of the trail. Though he's a long way from the jungle today, Murtha says those breathtaking moments of discovery still happen to him as he sits with his students, using mapping and remote sensing technologies to research Mayan cultural evolution from his Penn State laboratory.
Penn State conference explores reducing greenhouse gas emissions to zero
More than 70 Penn State staff, students and faculty members attended a conference on Penn State's greenhouse gas emissions on Friday, April 11. Conference organizer Jonathan Brockopp said the goal was "to begin imagining a workable plan to achieve zero effective emissions by 2050."
Program to explore teaching about American Indians in the K-12 classroom
"Teaching about American Indians in Your K-12 Classroom: How to Select Children's Books and Talk about Native People" will be held from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. April 22 in 108 Chambers on Penn State's University Park campus.
English professor to deliver next Comparative Literature talk
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Festival celebrates independent films with screenings, discussions
The College Town Film Festival -- a four-day festival with guest lectures, high-profile visitors, panel discussions and nearly two dozen screenings -- brings a celebration of independent film to Penn State and the State College community April 16-19.
Meira Levinson to deliver talk on the ethics of educational injustice
The Penn State Center for Democratic Deliberation (CDD) announced that the 22nd annual Kenneth Burke Lecture in Rhetoric will feature Meira Levinson, associate professor at the Harvard Graduate School of Education and author of the award-winning book "No Citizen Left Behind" (2012). Her talk, "Teaching as Moral Injury: The Ethics of Educational Injustice," will be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 16, in Foster Auditorium in the Paterno Library.
2014 applications accepted for scholarships to study Arabic at Penn State
Scholarships are now available for area high school students and Pennsylvania college students who plan to study the Arabic language this summer at The Language Institute of Penn State. In the intensive, four-week STARTALK Arabic Academy program, which meets Monday through Friday from June 12 to July 9, students can complete the equivalent of a full semester's study of Arabic and receive four academic credits for Penn State's Arabic 001 course. Interested students should submit their applications soon in order to be considered for 15 to 20 scholarships.


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"I lost my mom to melanoma, and I don't want anyone else to have to go through that. The tournament was a way to raise awareness about melanoma and do what I can to help melanoma research."
Wesley had set a goal of raising $2500, but with tremendous support from the New Bern community, ended up raising over $6,000 for melanoma research at UNC Lineberger. "I did my research and learned that UNC Lineberger is one of the best cancer research centers in the nation. I'm really happy to donate this money to them. I was ecstatic to exceed my goal."
Wesley approached New Bern businesses and citizens to ask for support for the event. "I had a lot of sponsorship help from businesses and from my mom's high school class. Once her classmates got wind of the event, they really helped to get the word out. Dail Ballard was key to that effort." Wesley was added to the class' Facebook page. "It's great because I can go through and read all the messages and memories of my mom. Hearing some of their stories helps me have a much clearer picture of my mom."
Wesley practices safe sun exposure. "I've researched melanoma, and the precautions aren't too strenuous—lots of sunscreen." He also talks with his classmates about the dangers of tanning beds. "I hear some girls talking about going to the tanning beds and tell them that it's just as bad as lying out in the sun. But teenagers will be teenagers, and I don't think they're going to listen just yet."
His parents, Vern and Sandra Davis, gave Wesley a lot of help with the project. "They were invaluable. They made the goodie bags, forms and signs for the event and supported me every step of the way."
Wesley is glad to have his senior project completed. He plans to major in history to become a history professor. He says, "I'm glad my project was a success. Raising money for melanoma research at UNC is a great cause."


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I'm celebrating the big 60 - so I want to make this day special towards the end of June
Planned itinerary: Hotel is in Patricia Ave Jasper
Early trip on Parkfields Iceway - first trip out! continue to Maligine Canyon - Google puts this round trip as 56 minutes - then approx. 2 hours for Parkfields Iceway
Then head in the opposite direction to Moose Lake, Berg Lake - OK I accept we have to come back into Jasper first as Moose Lake is in exactly the opposite direction. Google maps puts this at 54 minute drive
We tend to leave the hotel at about 8am, arrive back by 8pm having eaten and head straight to bed - case of seeing as much as we can - we adjust itineraries on the day as some places are too far. I might be 60 but I'm super charged and have been know to wear my sons out with our previous sightseeing!!
Evening meal: yes I want something nice but restaurant prices seem horribly expensive - could possibly take in lunch instead - thinking of Downstream Restaurant or Jasper Brewing Company - both seem to have reasonably priced food with a fairly decent selection. We can't afford to go too much upmarket as we're on a budget.
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We are driving the Trans Canadian Highway from Canmore to Jasper in the middle of June. I have been trying to find out rest stations/fuel stations enroute. The only ones I can see are: Hardisty & Deadmans Flat. Someone has mentioned that there is one at Skatchewan Crossing and that it is expensive. Whilst we will start with a full tank of fuel it would be nice to know in advance where the next fuel station is in case we hit traffic. We intend taking a picnic with us but need comfort stops - which are the best stations and the ones to avoid
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A reminder to slow down and be more aware during harvest seasonGlyndon, MN (WDAY TV) -- During the coming days, traffic on our local roads and highways will be dramatically busier as the beet harvest kicks into full gear.
By: Kevin Wallevand, WDAY
Glyndon, MN (WDAY TV) -- During the coming days, traffic on our local roads and highways will be dramatically busier as the beet harvest kicks into full gear.
An accident involving a beet truck and a small Volkswagen near Glyndon today is another reminder, to slow down, and be more aware on area roads
during harvest.
Fortunately no one was injured, after a car rolled trying to avoid a beet truck. It came at rush hour morning traffic. But it comes as trucks will soon be rolling. Many trucks.
At the height of the harvest? 35-thousand truckloads of beets in a 24-hour period in Crystal Sugar's system.
Shannon Byro was trying to get to work, but on a packed highway ten today, she soon found herself,buckled inside her overturned car.
Shannon Byro: "I am still shaking."
Witnesses say as a beet truck merged on to ten, congested traffic and speed contributed to the wreck.
In the coming days, hundreds of additional beet trucks will be on state and county roads, as the full harvest gets underway. Authorities say that means playing nice with each other, no texting, speeding or road rage.
Shannon Byro: "They should be cautious when they pull out these cars are going 65 and they are coming in going 0.THey should not pull in."
Mark Herbranson/Minnesota State Trooper: "The beet trucks are heavy they accelerate and decellerate a lot slower and they cannot move like a car can and if you challenge one you are going to lose."
One surprising tid-bit. Sugar Beet Truck Drivers do not need a CDL, as long as they are working for an independent farmer. The state patrol does meet with Crystal Sugar beet producers prior to the harvest to go over truck and road safety information.
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Shake things up this Valentine's Day with tips and tricks from mixology expert Adrian Biggs that are sure to make your sweetie swoon. Learn how to make a seductive selection of cocktails — each paired with a tempting hors d'oeuvre, courtesy of Amaya's culinary experts.
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February, Tuesday — Saturday, 5:30 pm — 9:00 pm
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Celebrate your love of seafood with a chilled selection for two, including Kumiai oysters, clams, champagne-poached shrimp, Maine lobster tail and claw, Dungeness crab salad, paddle fish caviar with chive blini and accompaniments.
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February, nightly, 5:30 pm — 10:00 pm
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Get your heart stirring with these handcrafted specialty cocktails:
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The Washington College in Finland program is a full exchange program based at the University of Oulu. Founded in 1958, the University of Oulu is a young, rapidly developing institution.
Today, the University of Oulu is the second largest university in the country with an enrollment of approximately 11,000 students. Located about four miles north of the town center, the main part of the university is on the Linnanmaa campus, a complex of modern classrooms, libraries, offices laboratories, sports facilities and residence halls.
Bordered by Sweden, Norway, Russia and the Baltic Sea, the Republic of Finland is located in the northernmost part of Europe. Finland's relatively remote geographical position has helped the country remain rich in vegetation and wildlife. You can still drink water from most lakes and rivers, observe the wildlife, and go fishing for pike, salmon, or trout.
With a population of 105,000, Oulu is the cultural, commercial and administrative center for the whole of central and northern Finland. Traveling is easy as all areas of Finland are accessible by train, bus or car; however, with the various sporting and cultural activities offered in the spacious Oulu region, students may not feel the need to wander very far.
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All well-qualified sophomores and juniors are eligible to apply for the exchange program with University of Oulu. This program is open to students in all majors. Students should meet the following prerequisites:
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The Raiders won their third-straight match and improved to 13-8 overall and 7-5 in conference clashes.
Despite the win, Reed coach Kristen Flagtvedt felt her team did not play its best volleyball.
"I don't think we played as well as I would've liked," Flagtvedt said. "I think Hug has a couple good hitters but we should've been able to play a little bit cleaner. I thought we made a lot of mistakes that we haven't made recently. We had a lot missed serves and hitting errors. We just didn't play clean."
Reed still had a few players but put up solid stat nights in the sweep-shortened victory. Moriah Maluotoga pounded 10 kills, lifted nine digs, put down a pair of blocks and turned in an ace. Maddie Funk chipped in nine kills toward the winning cause while Emilie Braun added six. RHS setter Cassy Walsh dished out 23 assists.
Flagtvedt said this week's fall break from classes has affected many teams differently, which probably hasn't led to the most disciplined execution on the court for local teams. But she was quick to say it's no excuse for lackluster play.
"It's a little bit different not being in school," Flagtvedt said. "A lot of the girls probably felt like this was more of a Saturday game than a Thursday. I know a lot of them are relaxing during the day and maybe not doing a whole lot. That factors into it but we're all in the same boat, so we can't use that as any excuse."
Reed has four league matches remaining before the fast-approaching North Region Tournament. The Raiders still have Damonte Ranch, McQueen, North Valleys and Spanish Springs remaining on their schedule. All but Damonte are HDL foes, meaning it will be the second go-round between the schools in the upcoming matches.
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We are dedicated to increasing access to healthy, local food for people of all incomes and backgrounds.
Our FoodStampsX2 program doubles the value of customers' food stamps (SNAP benefits) up to $10 each week.
This means that when a customer swipes their EBT card for $10, they receive $20 in market tokens to spend on vegetables, fruit, meat, eggs, cheese, mushrooms, bread, jam, maple syrup, honey, garden plants, and more – all directly from the people who grow and produce these nourishing products.
The program continues to be incredibly successful and influential. Every year, the number of SNAP users at market has grown by 10-12 regular customers per week. In 2012, we doubled over $13,000 of SNAP benefits. We averaged 52 EBT transactions per market and regularly had 60 or 70 transactions per market. We are on target in 2013 to double $15,000 of SNAP benefits. In total, we help many hundreds of inviduals and families put good food on their tables through the entire growing season. Here are some quotes from recipients of the program.
"The doubling of SNAP benefits is an enormous assist to those of us with tight budgets."
"I'm able to meet nutritional requirements to maintain a higher quality of health than last year."
"If it weren't for this program, I would run out of food long before my benefits recharge. And the food is far healthier than most store-bought groceries."
"I so much appreciate a farmers market that makes fresh, healthy, organic and local foods available to all people."
Because there is no DTA office in Hampshire County, we are collaborating with The Food Bank of Western MA to make sure there is always someone at market who can screen potential SNAP recipients and inform future recipients about our doubling program right from the start (what better way to let people know than surrounded by fresh, beautiful food?). Our staff and interns are now trained to offer reliable information and to screen potential candidates for SNAP benefits.
We are also working hard to increase food accessibility not only through FoodStampsX2, but also through In The Kitchen, a collection of offerings and events designed to inspire and assist people in the preparation of whole, seasonal foods. We are handing out simple recipes every week, organizing recipe swaps and an occasional potluck, and personally welcoming new customers to market.
We also offer art projects for kids every week, allowing hard-working parents to relax, to shop, and to be inspired!
So that's FoodStampsX2, and WE NEED YOUR HELP!
First of all, please tell everyone you know that Tuesday Market accepts food stamps. Tell them that Tuesday Market will double the value of any customer's food stamps (up to $10).
FoodStampsX2 is funded entirely by individuals and businesses in our community. Please help! We need to raise $15,000 by October 1st in order to continue our program through the rest of this season and into next year. Ninety-five percent of your gift goes directly to doubling SNAP benefits at Tuesday Market. The rest of your gift allows us to organize our 1-2 fundraising events each season.
In honor of our annual Pie Contest & fundraiser, donation amounts come in the shape of pie:
- SLIVER: $10 – Double one family or individual's SNAP benefits one time.
- SLICE: $50 – That's a real help(ing)
- HALF-PIE: $150 – Sustain one family or individual doubling their SNAP benefits for half of the market season.
- WHOLE PIE: $300 – Sustain one family or individual doubling their food stamps for the entire market season.
- PIE A-LA-MODE: $500 – Double food stamps for every recipient at one market of the 30-market season.
Here's how to donate:
- Contribute cash and checks directly at the Tuesday Market tent (purple awning).
- Or: Send checks made out to Tuesday Market to 1 Ventures Field Rd, Northampton, MA, 01060 (please write FSX2 Donation in the Memo line.)
- Or: If you'd like to make a larger, tax-deductible donation, please make checks out to our fiscal sponsor, Federation of Massachusetts Farmers Markets with Northampton Tuesday Market Food Stamp Doubling in the Memo line. (Send these directly to the Tuesday Market address listed above or bring them to us at the market tent.)
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Techniques for Creating a Multimedia Database
This article by Marcelle Kratochvil author of Managing Multimedia and Unstructured Data in the Oracle Database, covers the technical aspects of setting up a database to use Oracle Multimedia. It contains tips, codes, and useful techniques for setting up and managing an Oracle Database and covers the core storage capabilities of the Oracle Database. The goal is to enable the database administrator to make correctly informed decisions about the physical structure of database storage objects, in particular tablespaces, datafiles, and database capabilities.Read Techniques for Creating a Multimedia Database in full
Integration with System Center Operations Manager 2012 SP1
In this article created by Edvaldo Alessandro Cardoso, author of Microsoft System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2012 Cookbook, we will cover the following topics:
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Drilling Back to Source Data in Dynamics GP 2013 using Dashboards
In this article by Mark Polino, author of Building Dashboards with Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 and Excel 2013, will walk you through the deployment of a dashboard. Once you deploy a dashboard, it's inevitable that someone will want more information. They won't believe a number and will want to know the detail that makes up a balance. A great way to manage this is to build a couple of dashboards. Usually, this looks like a primary dashboard with secondary dashboards that break out more information about sales, cash, or departments. We've done this on a very simple level with our Revenue and Net Income tabs. They provide additional detail to expand on the main dashboard numbers.
Another great way to deal with the need for detail, and to take your dashboard beyond what everyone else is doing, is to allow users to drill down into specific transactions or accounts in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013. In this article, we will look at drill down options including:
Using drill downs present in GP 2013
The structure of a drill down
Building your own links with Drill Down Builder
Drill downs in complex environments
Insight into Hyper-V Storage
In this article by Zahir Hussain Shah, the author of Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V: Deploying Hyper-V Enterprise Server Virtualization Platform, we will dive deeper into Hyper-V storage, where we will discuss the various types of storage options available with Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V for a virtual machine in detail.Read Insight into Hyper-V Storage in full
.NET 4.5 Extension Methods on IQueryable
In this article by Shawn R. McLean, author of Instant .NET 4.5 Extension Methods How-to , we learn about the extension methods on IQueryable. IQueryable is used to operate mainly on databases. IQueryable<T>are an extension from IEnumerable<T>, hence, we can call all extensions and methods of IEnumerable<T>. A query using IQueryable can be built up on over time, before it hits the database. The query is executed once you execute an eager function such as ToList(), looping the data or attempting to use the values. IQueryable is used by providers such as LINQ to entities or LINQ to SQL.Read .NET 4.5 Extension Methods on IQueryable in full
Working with Home Page Components and Custom Links
In this article by Paul Goodey, author of Salesforce CRM Admin Cookbook, we will cover the following recipes:
Creating a Personal Setup link using the standard Custom Links on the sidebar
Using Custom Links to open Training in a new window from the sidebar
Creating a news-ticker message on the home page
Automatically collapsing Chatter feeds on the home page
Removing Chatter feeds on the home page
Adding a Send An Email button on the home page
Showing Opportunity Sales Stage descriptions on the home page
Validating and Using the Model Data
In this article by Vinod Krishnan, author of Oracle ADF 11gR2 Development Beginner's Guide, we will take a look at validating and using the model data. Validating data is important as business depends on the data that gets stored in the database. So how do we validate the data? Validation is something that makes sure that valid data is getting stored in the database. Validation could be anything from comparing two fields in a table to multiple validations on a single field involving different columns from a different table.
In any other framework, we would end up writing a lot of code even for a small validation. But in ADF, we do little or no coding at all, and most of the validations are achieved declaratively.
In this article, we will learn the following topics:
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Inventorying Servers with PowerShell
This article explains how to inventory the hardware and software configurations of Windows 8 Servers and create a detailed inventory and configuration report. Additionally, this article will cover methods to track configuration changes over time, export the configuration report via Word. This article should cover everything necessary to create a centralized hardware and software inventory of all servers in the enterprise.
This article by Ed Goad, author of Windows Server 2012 Automation with PowerShell Cookbook, covers the following topics:
Inventorying hardware with PowerShell
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Reporting on system security
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Migrating Data
Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 is an Enterprise Resource Planning ( ERP ) system targeted at small and medium-sized companies. In this article by Laura Nicolàs Lorente and Cristina Nicolàs Lorente from the book Implementing Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013, we will see which tools can be used in Dynamics NAV to migrate data into the system and how to convert data to meet NAV requirements. We will look at tools such as:
RapidStart Services
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We will also see what kind of data is commonly migrated to Dynamics NAV and which strategies can be used to migrate it. The kind of data and strategies are listed as follows:
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Creating your first VM using vCloud technology
This article by Daniel Langenhan, author of Instant VMware vCloud Starter [Instant] explains how we can create our first VM in vCloud using VMware vCloud Director.
We first have to get vCloud Director installed then we can start playing with it. Our first aim is obviously to deploy a VM inside our vCloud. To do that, we have to assign resources (CPU memory and disk) to vCD for consumption. In step 1 we will learn about all the different types of resources, and in steps 2 to 5, we will build them. Step 6 finally builds a vApp. Last but not least, I will give you some ideas about what to explore next.Read Creating your first VM using vCloud technology in full


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Sales tip: Service after the sale
Customers are willing to support your business and show you what they're looking for, if you show up on time.
Matco Tools distributor Kevin Vernon learned that technicians put a high premium on service after the sale. He also learned that despite a hesitancy to buy from a new truck, technicians are prone to support independent businesses.
He was quick to grasp the importance of maintaining a route schedule. He makes it a point to visit each stop not only on the same day of the week, but the same hour of the day. If he can't stick to his schedule, he calls ahead and lets them know. If he can't come, he asks if there is anything he can ship via courier.
Vernon says the biggest complaint he hears about competitors is not visiting on schedule.
He was pleasantly surprised by how willing many customers were to teach him about the tools. "These guys would go as far as to sit down at my counter and draw a picture," he says.
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Tour de Foothills
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Saturday, November 8, 2014 from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM (PST)
Upland, CA
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The 10th Annual Tour de Foothills is more than a ride - it's an EVENT! Taking place in the beautiful foothills of the San Gabriel Valley, with route options for everyone. You have your choice of 33, 62, 72 & 100 miles routes that will take you through some of the most scenic and historic downtown areas. The 33 mile & 62 mile routes are fairly flat and great options for those just getting in to organized cycling, and the 72 and 100 miles routes include the renown Glendora Mountain Road (GMR) and are part of the GMR Challenge, an 8.2 mile timed climb. This timed segment is optional. Whichever ride you choose it's sure to be a great time. This event starts and finishes in Historic Downtown Upland which is only an hour from anywhere in Southern California.
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220 E A St
Saturday, November 8, 2014 from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM (PST)
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Rock Sports, LLC is a premier event management and production company specializing in cycling and multi-sport events. In addition to the events, Rock Sports also manages an Elite Cycling Team and Elite Tri Team. Founder and President, Guy La Rocque has been involved with the sport of cycling, triathlons and motorcycle events for over 20 years. He has lived and breathed this world and knows what it takes to organize a superior event. Rock Sports intends to set the bar for all teams and events. Rock Sports is a California based Limited Liability Company located in Newport Beach.


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Email: jhgilson at ksu dot edu
Hometown: Overland Park, KS
Other activities: Ambling through Suburbia, impersonating John Wayne, raising Bonsai trees, and a proud member of English Ambassadors.
Favorite book(s): The Very Hungry Caterpillar, Moby-Dick, Me Talk Pretty One Day, Ballistics, Great Expectations, and, forever and always, all things Cormac McCarthy
Future plans: Finding the perfect cup of coffee, visiting every national park, backpacking across Europe, seeing Vampire Weekend in concert, employment at a fun company, and, with any luck, a low-residency MFA program.
Vice President \ Rachel Smith
Email: rachelas at ksu dot edu
Hometown: Olathe, KS
Other activities: Reading, tossing a frisbee, bicycling, Challenge (student ministry)
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Future plans: Teaching English literature in China
Treasurer \ Kristin Selby
Email: keselby at ksu dot edu
Hometown: Overland Park
Other activities: I love spending time outside (whenever the Kansas weather allows for it), reading, cooking, and just hanging out with friends.
Favorite book(s): Gilead by Marilynne Robinson, anything that David Sedaris writes, and everything I've ever read by Virginia Woolf.
Future plans: Teaching! (in whatever form that happens to be)
Secretary \ Laura Sommers
Email: lsommers at ksu dot edu
Hometown: Hiawatha, KS
Other activities: Alpha Xi Delta Sorority, Kappa Delta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society, Order of Omega, Golden Key International Honor Society, freelance writer for The Collegian.
Favorite book(s): It's always so hard for me to pinpoint a single book or even a few as favorites, but I love The Good Earth by Pearl S. Buck and anything by Kristin Hannah and Anita Shreve.
Future plans: I will graduate from Kansas State University with degrees in both English and secondary education in the Spring of 2015. I hope to teach English at the high school level and write freelance on the side.
Faculty Sponsor \ Dr. Naomi Wood
Email: njwood at ksu dot edu
Hometown: Chicago, IL and Kinshasa, Congo.
Other activities: Kayaking, Hiking, Reading, Music, Baking.
Favorite book(s): I love anything by Charles Dickens, most of William Makepeace Thackeray, Wilkie Collins, Oscar Wilde. More contemporary writers I love include Margaret Atwood, Barbara Kingsolver, Ursula K. LeGuin, Terry Pratchett, Philip Pullman, Joan Aiken . . . and more.
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Next week a representative of the Alabama Department of Education's Office of Career and Technical Education will visit the school for one day to begin a review, said Superintendent Matt Akin. He said Piedmont had been selected at random by the office for the monitoring session.
He said the monitoring program is already prompting the system to consider a revision of certain policies and procedures. At Tuesday's board meeting Akin presented two new policies and also asked members to considering adding a non-discriminatory statement to several existing policies.
The first new policy, a Limited English Proficiency policy, would require educators within the first 30 days of school to formally identify children who don't understand the English language and to notify their parents.
"It's a way of showing the state we are providing a service to those students and how we are providing that service," Akin said, referencing the language program. "It's in line with what we've already been doing for years."
The second policy, concerning Cooperative Education, would set forth a framework for the system to begin an on-the-job training program for students, if officials decided to go that route.
The proposed non-discriminatory statement is three paragraphs long and would be applied to six other policies to ensure the schools' employees and students receive equal opportunities. The statement also lists people to contact regarding non-discrimination policies.
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Dear Marvin:
I was overwhelmed that Lt. Mark DeFazio of the NYPD would take the time to write to Cigar Aficionado with regard to my small contribution to the volunteer effort at Ground Zero. Further, I would like to express my gratitude to you for printing his letter. That being said, I would like to make some additions and adjustments to Lt. DeFazio's description of me and my involvement at Ground Zero.
The most important change is that of the role played by my cousin, Dr. Joe Johnson, described as a "friend" in the good lieutenant's letter. Joe was the moving force in my even getting to Ground Zero. He arranged for the Nassau County boat to pick us up and deliver us to the site. As a chiropractor and New Jersey PBA physician, he wanted to give aid and comfort to the men and women struggling to find their brothers and sisters who had given their lives at Ground Zero. I went with him to help carry some of his equipment in the furtherance of his goal. He is a "cigar aficionado" in the truest sense and it was his offer of his personal cigars to relief workers that generated the idea to come back regularly to distribute cigars to those doing such great and noble work. None of the volunteers at Ground Zero went to the site for recognition, but if anyone deserves an accolade, it is Joe Johnson.
There's also a correction: while I appreciate the promotion, I am a former member of the Alpine, New Jersey, Police Committee, not the police commissioner.
Again, many thanks to Mark DeFazio and to you.
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STANLEY, N.C. -- The pews were overflowing as community members packed Gold Hill Missionary Baptist Church Tuesday night in memory of two children killed Sunday near Stanley.
The bodies of Chloe Arwood, 6, and James Caldwell, 7, were recovered Monday morning from a 24-foot deep pit. The children were visiting their grandparents on Cedarbrook Court and playing in the pit when a dirt wall collapsed on them.
"My wife is a school teacher. She was close to the kids," said East Lincoln Assistant Fire Chief, Mike Turner.
Turner said the tragedy has affected his own family, since the children were active in the community. Teary-eyed teachers from the children's school made their way to the children's grandmother to offer a comforting embrace during the service.
Turner was also among the firefighters who worked tirelessly to try and rescue the children Sunday.
"We didn't want to give up," he said.
Many firefighters attended the vigil to pay their respects.
"It's not like we're just firefighters. We are very involved in the community and we knew this family," he said.
Many in attendance were consoled by their faith, including the children's grandmother, Nancy Caldwell. She thanked the community for their support and recounted the heavenly vision she said put her at peace.
"But it's not sad thing because as they took their last breath, Chloe was on the left and James on the right and they reached up and ascended into heaven."
After the service, all gathered outside to release dozens of balloons into the sky. Bible verses and cards bearing the children's names were attached to the balloons.
Bishop Franklin Lowery challenged the hurt to let go of the burden and pain, and look to above for comfort. The Bishop said such gestures are also helping him through these times.
"I'm overcome with grief as well and I draw on them coming, and people coming here. I draw strength from this community," he said.
James Caldwell will be laid to rest at the church cemetery located on the property. Funeral arrangements have not been made public.
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